Lord Saril's tone suddenly became very authoritative, making the dwarf even more nervous.

"Yes, Lord City Lord!"

"I'll go right now!"

The dwarf now only wanted to get away. In the past few years, this was the first time he had felt the aura of Lord Shariel. This reminded him of the old lord, Shariel's father, who was also a very dignified person. It was he who built Sandstone City and sought a balance between the Horde and the Alliance, which made Sandstone City prosperous to this day.

"Go, and remember my words. Just confirm this matter, and whatever you do, don't alert the enemy!"

After saying this, Lord Saril waved to the dwarf, indicating that he could leave.

The dwarf didn't hesitate at all and immediately ran out, feeling somewhat uncomfortable with the atmosphere just now.

"orchid!"

After the dwarf's figure disappeared into the courtyard, Lord Saril called out to the shadow of the pillar inside the house.

A pair of deep blue eyes suddenly appeared in the shadow of the pillar.

Then, a female human undead, resembling a dried corpse, emerged from the shadows.

She wore a veil, making it impossible to see her face, but the exposed bones on her arms, where they weren't covered by chainmail, were clearly visible.

The undead, a race said to be cursed, whose souls cannot find rest, a race abandoned by the gods.

Fortunately, this spirit still retained its memories from its previous life and was not one of those mindless, zombie-like spirits.

The spirit named "Lan" didn't say anything, but stood silently beside the pillar, waiting for Shariel to speak.

"Go keep an eye on those people the dwarf mentioned. If they really do anything that threatens the safety of Sandstone City, you can kill them all!"

After listening to Lord Saril's words, the spirit orchid once again hid in the shadow of the pillar and quietly left the lord's mansion.

"The people my father left me are really useful!"

Sarriel's lips curled up; he was quite satisfied with all of this. He simply needed to wait quietly for the outcome.

He hoped for a result that would satisfy him.